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The big 3 bureaus no longer report judgements. Smaller ones like LexisNexis may. You can look up your info on your local courthouse website to see any lawsuits against you. That's how I found out I was sued by an ex-friend after a car accident a couple of years after the fact.
@Anonymous wrote:
Hey I just had a question really weird situation here.. to make a long story short I had a repossession A few years back I have a balance from the charge off GM financial put on my credit report for around $4500, I recall roughly 2 years ago receiving a certified letter in the mail from my local courthouse with my name and GM financial is named with their attorney attempting to sue me for the debt.. very careless and ignorant your credit repair I ignored the letter and never showed up to court.. now two years later I attempt to contact GM financial because I am in a position financially to pay off the remaining balance but they referred me to this attorney’s office harvest strategy group. What’s even more odd is I do not have any judgments against me and this repossession is scheduled to fall off April of 2021.. i’m trying to figure out what is the best course of action to handle this will contacting this attorneys office and paying the balance update my reporting with GM financial and reset my clock ? Or should I just wait until April 2021 for it to fall off ?
hmmp, maybe their attorney didn't show up to court either I'd so some digging before poking the bear any further.
Nothing is going to reset the clock as far as the time its allowed to be reported on your CRs. As others have suggested you want to verify with the court there really is a judgment and then work with the attorney to settle it if there is. Judgements can be renewed pretty much forever.